MRS.
EDITH
STARR
A-
t?iintt
-Rupert
Dailp
jr3ctos
Thursday,
December
16,
1948
PASSES
IN
CITY
Mrs.
Edith
Starr,
a
former
resident
of
Port
Simpson
and
Port
Essington,
died
Wednesday
at
the
oYAC.
PEACHES-
I
1
rA
T
IAllrr-,
home
of
licr
daughter,
Mrs.
Cecil
Robinson,
Sherbrooke
Street.
She
was
76
years
old.
Her
death
oc
curred
only
a
few
weeks
after
MONTREAL,
Dec.
16th
At
last!
.
.
.
perfectly
timed
for
our
Christmas
shopping!
the
makers
of
VINY-
that
of
her
husband,
the
late
Louis
Starr.
In
addition
to
her
i$
y
I
jv
I
c
f
1
1
LI
IE
Plastics
and
Columbia
records
bring
us
those
rnurh-talked-about,
Long
Playing
Microgroot'c
Rcc-
V
ords.
Complete
on
on
record
are
such
musical
CONRAD
STREET
YULE
CONCERT
An
overflow
crowd
attended
the
Conrad
Street
School
Christmas
concert
in
the
school
basement
Tuesday
evening,
enjoying
a
program
of
plays
and
musical
presentations
by
class
groups
and
individual
children
from
the
five
grades.
Parents
and
friends
were
welcomed
by
Martin
Stuart,
president
of
the
school
Parent-Teachers'
Association,
who
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies.
Costumes
and
decorations
were
made
by
the
children
In
class
projects.
Proceeds
from
a
silver
collection
will
be
used
to
provide
treats
for
the
children
when
the
school
closes
for
the
seas
daughter,
she
Is
survived
by
a
Tchaikovsky's
"Nutcracker
Suite"
and
many
other
favourites!
Just
think!
45
minutes
of
superb
music
on
one
Vinvlite
Plastic
record
that
won't
scratch,
break
tnr
warp!
Columbia's
amazing
Microgroove
Records
are
made
only
on
Tttrylite
Plastic
.
.
.because
Vinyhte
1'lastic
gives
you
better
reproduction,
higher
fidelity,
longer
wear,
truer
tone
it
practically
eliminates
surface
founds
.
.
.
and
gives
you
40
lower
cost
for
every
playing
minute!
Sea
your
Columbia
dealer
now
for
full
information
on
the
startling
new
"L
V
Mierogroove
Records.
Your
'Philco'
and
'Sparton'
dealer
have
the
new
players
needed
to
play
them.
Htra'
a
fr
Cook
look
you
can't
afford
to
miss!
It's
a
.jrundrrful
"something-for-nothing"
that
will
save
you
"'money,
time
and
bother!
The
Home
Economists
in
the
ftrmt
kitchens
have
put
their
heads
together
and
written
a
3
it
J
4
l
wsetV
xs
new
kind
of
cook
book
with
recipes
to
meet
the
needs
of
a
,
twosome.
JNo
need
to
try
to
cut
down
the
ingredients
as
you(
t
must
when
standard
recipes
are
used.
You
save
money
on
C
A
I
I
E
I
FOODS
"chopping
because
you
buy
just
the
right
amount
for
each
recie.
You
save
time
and
bother
.
.
.
because
there
they
are!
a
host
of
delicious,
inexpensive
tested
recipes
for
main
dishes,
salads,
snacks,
sandwiches,
desserts.
Even
hors-d'oeuvres
and
canape
suggestions.
You'll
like,
too,
the
many
helpful
hints
designed
to
make
your
meal-getting
easier.
So
write
to
..
me
Barbara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
...
for
the
new
Heinz
Cook
Book
"TEA
FOR
TWO".
Ift
absolutely
irl
son,
Paul,
of
Casslar
BO&STREET
CONCERT
ENJOYED
A
large
number
of
parents
and
other
friends
took
the
opportunity
to
visit
Borden
Street
School
yesterday
afternoon
to
hear
an
Informal
conceit
given
by
the
various
grades
In
connection
with
the
Christmas
celebration.
Each
grade
contributed
a
number.
Grade
One
had
a
group
of
six
children
who
sang
two
short
numbers
delightfully,
with
Mrs.
E.
M.
Gulland
In
chaige.
The
rhythm
band
of
Grade
Two,
under
Mrs.
J.
A.
Rutheriord,
effectively
combined
three
singing
numbers
with
rhythmic
work.
"Deck
the
Hall"
was
an
ambitious
number
from
Grade
Three
with
Miss
G.
Foster
in
charge,
the
two-part
singing
being
a
feature
of
the
item.
From
Grade
Four
came
three
well
giver,
recitations
with
Patsy
PhiUipson,
Roberta
Reid
and
Bobby
Mitchell
all
doing
well.
Grade
Five
had
three
short
carols
given
by
a
A
loador
Writ,:
"My
tea's
get
ting
talked
about
.
.
very,
very
Chocolates
What
Do
ro
Wonf
your
lingerie
to
"do"
for
you?
Want
it
to
wear
much,
much
'
longer?
Yea,
of
course
that's
"budget-wise"
!
Want
it
I
favourably!"
And
LOVELY
DECEMBER
WEDDING
A
beautiful
wedding
took
place
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
on
the
eighth
bf
this
month
when
Miss
Dorothy
Didorak
and
William
Bryant
Clark
were
united
in
marriage.
Here
the
couple
are
seen
cutting
their
handsome
wedding
cake
at
the
reception
in
Valhalla
Hall.
(
Photo
by
Chandler
and
Cowgill)
make
a
tasty
gift
for
any
lady
she
gives
all
the
credit
to
those
new,
improved
TENDER
LEAF
onal
holidays
on
Friday.
Taking
part
in
the
program
were
all
the
school
children,
Five.
Plona
accompniment
for
most
of
the
numbers
was
by
Miss
Jean
Urquhart,
Grade
One
teacher.
The
program
consisted
of
selections
by
the
Grade
One
and
Two
rhyhtm
band;
acrostic
Christmas
greetings.
Grades
One
and
Two;
the
Nativity
play;
singing
game.
Grade
One;
safety
train,
Christmas
lullaby
Grade
Two
girls;
piano
solo,
Al-field
Hardin;
scarf
drill,
Grade
Five;
piano
accompaniment
by
Gwen
Speers;
"Birthday
of
a
King,"
Christmas
on
the
Bus,
Grade
Three;
Christmas
carols,
Grade
Five;
Sailor
drill,
Grade
Three;
songs
and
games,
Grade
Five;
piano
solo,
Gwen
Speers;
song
"Hall
the
New
Year,"
Grade
Four.
to
be
easy
to
wash?
That's
time-
V'liSL
to
find
under
the
Yule
Tree
V
17
8
lbV
llc
jFriM
Christmas
MorninR.
jsk
about
i'pr:Wi
our
pound
and
half-pound
boxes
The
Experts
Say
CJ
today.
As
well
as
PIPES,
POUCHES.
RON-SON
LIGHTERS,
TOBACCOS
and
CIGARS
we
have
CIGARETTES
In
gift
boxes
of
100's
and
50's.
SEASONAL
GRADES
Visions
of
sugar-plums
are
TEA
BALLS!
Yes,
more
and
more
.
women
who
"know
their
tea"
are
discovering
the
superb
flavour
of
this
finest
grade
of
Orange
Pekoe
...
in
its
most
convenient
form
I
So
easy-to-serve
when
friends
drop
in
or
when
you
want
to
relax
between
sweeping
and
dusting!
And
i
i
Tender
Leaf
Tea
Balls
are
made
from
the
little
top
leaves
that
add
"that
something
-extra"
everybody
likes!
It's
no
wonder
so
many
"
people
I
know
are
switching
to
the
new,
improved
Tender
Leaf
Tea
..
Balls.
They're
real
economy,
you
know!
Two
cups
of
full-flavoured
Orange
Pekoe
from
each
ball!
That's
why
I
urge
you
to
buy
them
next
time
you
need
tea!
saving!
And,
of
course
you
want
it
to
hold
its
shape.
You'll
find
all
these
features
and
more
in
lovely,
long-lived
nylon
tricot
lingerie!
Yes.nylon
tricot
will
wear
and
wear
beautifully
with
just
a
fraction
of
the
attention
other
lingerie
requires.
Properly
set,
it
won't
shrink
or
stretch
and
it's
so
very
easy
to
wash
needs
no
ironing
at
all'
Keep
it
in
mind
when
you're
Christmas
shopping
your
friends
will
love
it,
too!
Ask
for
lingerie
of
nylon
tricot
(knitted
nylon
or
nylon
jersey)
...
at
better
stores
all
across
Canada.
Y'ou'll
find
slips,
nighties
and
panties
of
this
wonderful
yarn
.
.
.
labelled
"Made
of
C-I-L
Xylon
YarrTl
dancing
through
just
about
everybody's
head
at
this
time
of
the
year.
And
if
mother
will
Rupert
Tobacco
Store
3rd
Ave.
&
4th
St.
group
of
girls
with
three
girls
Julia
Prockter,
Thelma
Pavlikis
and
Margaret
Johnston
playing
the
accompaniments.
Grade
Six
took
the
leading
part
in
the
choir,
consisting
of
thirty-eight
Classified
advertising
always
brings
results.
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pupils
with
pupils
from
Grades
Stttla
One
and
for
All
that
weighty
problem
of
what
to
give
him
for
.
Christmas.
Here
is
just
what
he
wantsl
...
a
HULLS
UxTJA7ntM
T'
.
,f
i,t
;n
v.:
i;ri:
r
i
;
"BUILD
B.
C.
PAYROLLS''
iwiuviw
-ko
a
m,iiu
itiau
will
(&ir
mill
a,
midline
ui
stunting
bliss,
for
a
Rolls
Razor
automatically
strops
and
hones
its
lifetime,
hollow-ground
blade!
It
will
make
that
morning
shave
a
pleasure
.
.
.
keep
him
face-fresh
all
day.
And
no
more
blades
to
buy!
So
why
not.
anticipate
his
Christmas
wishes
,
.
.
slip
a
Rolls
Razor
in
his
Christmas
stocking.
At
better
stores
everywhere
...
his
favourite
gift
for
$12.50!
arm
herself
with
a
good
cookbook"
and
disappear
into
the
kitchen
for
a
couple
of
huors,
she
usually
can
turn
out
enough
poodies
to
delieht
the
entire
family.
Stuffed
dates
are
the
kind
of
sweets
the
yongsters
in
the
family
like
to
make
themselves.
It
gives
them
the
feeling
of
having
a
share
in
the
Christmas
preparations.
The
dates
?re
pitted
and
their
centres
filled
with
cake
icing
(made
with
icing
sugar,
small
quantities
of
butter.
and
milk).
For
variety
different
colorings
may
be
added
to
the
icing
and
as
a
finishing
touch
the
dates
Five.
Four
and
Three
also
taking
part.
Nicely
balanced
sing-'
ing
of
"Long
Ago"
and
"Sleep.
Holy
Babe"
contrasted
with
the
more
vigorous
carols,
"Good
King
Wenceslas"
and
"The
First
Noel"
(with
a
descant
arrangement,
and
"We
Three
Kings."
dramatized
with
Joyce
Moore-;
house,
Jacequelyn
Moore
and
Lynn
Nickerson
taking
the
part
you'll
So
Tio
Out
to
give
"that
ring
gently.
Remove
from
heat
and
beat.
Add
chopped
nuts
if
desired.
SMALL
CAKES
A
variety
of
small
cakes
always
is
important
at
Christmas.
Gl'M
DROP
COOKIES
Ingredients:
One
cup
shortening,
one
cup
brown
sugar,
two
eggs
(well
beaten),
one
cup
cocoanut,
one
cup
gum
drops
(cut
in
pieces),
two
cups
oatmeal,
one
teaspoon
vanila,
one
cup
white
sugar,
two
cups
flour,
one-quarter
teaspoon
salt,
one
teaspoon
soda,
one
teaspoon
baking
powder.
Cream
the
shortening
and
sii-gar
and
then
add
the
other
Ingredients.
Make
In
small
balls,
flatten
on
a
pan
and
bake
slowly.
SWEDISH
TEA
KINGS
Cream
one-half
cup
butter
and
one-quarter
cup
brown
sugar.
'Add
one
beaten
egg
yoke
and
into
this
blend
one
cup
flour.
Shape
into
small
balls
and
dip
in
slightly
beaten
egg
white.
Rll
in
finely
chopped
nuts.
Put
on
greased
baking
pan.
press
a
hollow
in
the
centre
of
each.
Bake
in
slow
oven
five
minutes.
Remove
and
press
centres
again.
Return
for
15
minutes.
While
still
warm
fill
centre
with
Jam
or
Jelly.
pertect
Uhnstmas
There'll
le
Lots
and
gtofi
of
Parfios
in
the
next
few
weeks
to
Over
The
Holiday
Season
.
.
for
young
and
gut
when
.
.
.
you
give
a
Money
Order
I
from
the
BANK
OF
MONTREAL!
Yes,
old
alike!
And
no
1
,'"oitto
fif
?L
I've
found
that
tyW
j
party
is
complete
in
V
1
V
the
young
frys'
eves
,.
ir,.
l
of
the
Kings.
Mrs.
Rutherford
and
Mrs.
Seaman
were
accompanists
with
Bobby
Mitchell
playing
the
Na
i-m
u;
...
uncjf
fillers
make
specially
wU'ome
gitts
tor
the
family
and
are
rolled
in
granulated
sugar.
GLORIFIED
MARSHMALLOWS
YouH
find
vacuum
packed
Pacific
Milk
real
insurance
for
V
V
V
V
V
y
V
V
Uionnea
Marshmallows
are.
A
Beautiful
Assortment
of
I'm
anil
Pencil
Sets
ranging
from
J.Y!I."
up
WALLETS
by
Til
LEY
$1.75
Bridge
and
Crlbbage
Sets
in
Leather
Cases
Zipper
Brief
Cases
Zipper
Writing
Cases
;
GIFT
STATIONERY
Christmas
Cards,
Tags
and
Seals
Fancy
Wrappings
Hi
hh
Priiitiiiif
Co.
foamy
cup
of
hot
cocoa.
For
the
bent
cup
of
cocoa,
I
alwavs
serve
BAKER'S
COCOA.
Then
I
am
sure
of
perfect
real-chocolatey
flavor
a
flavor
achieved
by
Baker's
expert
processing
of
finest
cacao
beans.
To
please
the
wee
folk
(and
older
people
tool)
drop
a
fluffy
marshmallow
on
top
of
each
fragrant,
steaming
cup
of
Baker's
Cocoa
it
adds
a
festive
party
touch!
last
minute
holiday
cooking.
Buy
several
from
your
grocer
today
storing
the
familiar
etit-of-town
friends.
They're,
truly
thoughtful
gifts
you
give
your
friends
the
pleasure
of
choosing
for
themselves
exactly
what
they
want
!
You
can
pick
your
Money
Orders
up
at
any
BofM
branch.
So
why
not
simplify
your
last-liiimite
shopping
and,
at
the
same
time,
give
extra
pleasure
by
buying
your
B
of
M
Money
Orders
tomorrow?
tional
Anthem.
Favourable
comments
were
heard
from
the
many
visitors
in
the
brightly
decorated
music
room,
nearly
all
the
work
having
been
done
by
the
pupils.
Visits
were
also
paid
to
the
different
rooms
where
the
many
Christmas
motifs
done
by
ti'.e"
pupTTs
were
greatly
admired.
also
simple
to
make
and
add
ai)
additional
patch
of
color
to
th
festive
board.
'
t
Plain
white
marshmellows
are
used
if
dry
they
are
dipped
separate
in
milk
and
allowed
to
stand
for
half
an
hour.
Then
Pacific
tin
is
no
trouble
at
all.
PACIFIC
MILK
Holidaytima
It
fariytima
and
C7
When
you
re
planning
your
next
din
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
they
are
covered
with
butter
Icing
(icing
sugar,
butter,
small
amount
of
milk)
and
rolled
in
nun
(.
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Block
Plume
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ner
paity
include!
cocoanut.
Again
the
icing
may
be
SHIRRIFF'S'
FRUIT
PUDDING!
It's
a
real,
old-time
NEW
LUXDK1
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
colored
for
variety.
.
fruit
pudding
lavish
with
two
kinds
MAPLE
CREAM
If
candy
is
desired,
here
is
a
AFRICAN
INDUSTRY
NAKRU,
Kenya
it'
Economic
progress
in
British
East
Africa
in
the
last
ten
years
has
increased
by
nearly
300
percent.
The
value
of
total
export
and
Imports
of
Kenya,
Uganda,
Tan
recipe
for
the
,
always-popular
maple
cream.
Ingredients:
Four
cups
brown
Wny
Neglect
Tnoso
Little
Cuts
and
risk
infection?
D
ALMAS
FIRST
AID
DRESSINGS
are
just
the
thing
for
quick,
"on-the-fpetW
application.
Made
of
a
thin,
waterproof
substance,
antiseptically
treated
and
toned
to
the
colour
of
your
skin,
Dnlmas
Dressings
pro-
vide
the
most
protection
in
the
least
conspicuous
way.
Put
them
to
their
dozens
of
uses
from
covering
pimples,
relieving
blistered
feet,
to
closing
cuts.
They're
excellent
as
a
protective
dressing,
,.loa.
Ask
for
a
tin
at
your
drug
or
department
store
to-morrow!
sugar,
two
level
tablespoons
of
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
ganyika
and
Zanzibar
rose
from
of
raisins,
dates,
currants
and
mixed
peel!
18
ingredients
all-told,
carefully
blended
and
steam-cooked
for
HOURS
in
Shirriff's
spotless
.
kitchens
1
Simple
to
serve,
too!
just
heat
the
pudding
in
the
can,
in
boiling
water
open
the
can
slice
and
serve
with
your
favourite
sauce!
And,
by
the
way
you
can
make
exceptionally
good
sauces
wien
you
add
a
touch
of
Shirriff's
Rum,
Butterscotch
or
Almond
Flavouring
Extracts
to
them!
flour,
two
level
teaspoons'
bak
under
$120,000,000
in
1933
to
nearly
$348,000,000
last
year.
ing
powder,
one
small
teaspoon
vanilla,
four
tablespoons
butter,
one
cup
top
milk.
Boil
to
soft
ball
stage,
stir-
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
mmm
M
aaBHaMMMMM
aaaaaH
Salads
Ar
a
4fl-rear-Round
Delight.'
Deliciously
dressed
frwwi.ll
wnluH
rtn
a
iif
nliite
with
vonr
main
hot.
course
t
?
ttmi-nw
winter
mels
to
nerfectinn.
So
when
vou're
flfc.
'a!;
4
4
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
J
i.king
your
salad
try
this
MAZOLA
French
Dressing
JUL'S
s
icciie
lur
imvuui
uisi
a
jusu
1111
.
FRENCH
DRESSING
I'lure
t
cup
Mazoli,
i
cup
cider
,vinestnr,
1
tpn.
sugnr.
1
tsiin.
salt,
1
upn.
dry
mustard.
I
tspn.
paprika,
daHh
cayenne,
few
dmpi,
WorreMter-
ahire
Sauce
in
tiichtly
covered
jar
and
shake
well.
Chill
and
shake
before
serving.
Sleuthing
Ground
for
budget-saving
suggestions
.
.
.
here's
my
tip
of
"ie
wee'c
any
WRpk)'
Hold
down
soaring
meat
bills
Jt.
this
delii-iously
effective
way
,
.
.
use
more
OXO!
You
'
jT
A
see.
Oxo
is
extract
of
meat.
nrimn
Innn
lw,f
in
f
central
ed
form.
So
make
good-tasting
stews,
using
less
riinat
and
less
expensive
ciils
nf
mi,t
r!n
j2.mcfitiucss
by
adding
Oxo
cubes
or
fluid
Oxo!
And
L:use
gravy
makes
vour
meat
seem
like
mnro
utrvo
im'det
dm'
NOW
AVAILABLE
yotir
roasts
with
Kitf
of
rich,
brown
gravy
made
the
beef-rich
6x0
way
I
It
s
so
easy
so
very
delicious.
Your
family
will
love
your
Oxo-flavoured
soups,
et,ewsi
and
gravies
.
.
.
yuull
like
the
Oxo
priees.
Oxo
gives
you
so
much
for
bo
lUUe
cwt!
THIS
IS
OUR
WAY
OF
SAYING
...
A
Merry
Christmas
and
A
Happy
New
Year
FROM
DEC.
10
TO
DEC.
31
WE
WILL
GIVE
5""
w.
1.
A"
10
DISCOUNT
ON
ANY
PURCHASES
MADE
AT
THE
Weather
forecast
(or
a
bright,
white
Christmas:
11
V
FAMILY
SHORE
STORE
EXCEPT
RUBBERS.
showers
of
gifts
by
Elizabeth
Arden
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
HARTT
ARROW
AND
clouds
of
snowy
Dusting
Powder,
sprinkles
of
fragrant
Flower
Mist.
For
Dusting
Powder,
fluffy-fine,
r
10
f
Discount
off
any
1
purchase'
except
Rubbers.
JULIA
ARTHUR
FOR
WOMEN
Jack
and
Jill
for
CHILDREN
Sr
WILLIAMS
and
Flower
Mist,
fight
as
spun
spray,
go
together
perfectly
.
.
.
,ke
Christmas
anc
OIIVIjO
FOR
MEN
cdndle-light,
like
you
and
the
Yule
log's
blc
"
don't
care
if
you
ean't
coofc,
darling
so
long
as
you
can
open
packages
of
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakesl"
j-
Don't
forget
your
T.B.
Seals
Campaign
JJJ
sponsored
by
Kinsmen
Club,
Box
1760,
Prince
-
Rupert.
"Oh
George
you're
wonderful!
I'll
just
open
a
package
of
malty-rich,
honey-golden
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes,
and
quick-like
break-
,1.11.
Du.l
-
Du,tln9
t,mm
mn4
Jufl,
Cw.hly-,
S..,
.
.
B.lh
T,l.
-
Bath
Mlt,
H.nd-O-Tenik,
Ju-,
Cranium
S..-U.
Or.,.
Du.t
F.wlr
Ml5
.nri
0Uil!-
r.w.w
(flol)
.
1
JO
.
J
JO
.
1.7
i
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
last
will
be
ready
iTlhunily
Shoe
Store
other
food
essentials
that
sure
will
make
your
husband
a
husky
guyl"
"And
of
course
I
was
only
kidding
about
not
being
able
to
cook,
t
can
make
scrumptious
cookies,
cakes
and
other
good'things
from
those
tested
recipes
on
the
Post'
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
packages."
"How
about
picking
up
som
crisp,
crunchy
Post's
Grape-Nut
Flakes
on
our
way
down
to
get
tb
marriage
license?"
rtw
LIMITED
-
ISLMES
EDBLILJGS
Um-m-m
that
one-an
d-only,
out-of-this-world
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
(flavor!"
"And
goou
nourishment,
too,
don't
forget."
"Yep,
Hon
they're
jam-packed
with
carbohydrates,
minerals
and
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